Kills
Flies
aud
In
BO.
Ytrur
Ontcrr
Taxi
75
Taxi
'
e
lo
liave
the
best
Phone
75.
a''r
Hudson
Super-i
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First
and
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in
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clotted
cam.
RATES
i
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$1.00
;
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$2.00
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per
$4.00
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per
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Acrosi
Hays
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Bridge,
I
r
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gv-
$1.00
a
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ii'
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each,
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250
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35c
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and
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40o
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per
Ih.
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t
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Market
W
K"it
Phone
178.
Shoe
Choice
is
Easy
j
'
you
look
over
Hie
,
ONYX
models
for
Tall,
be--
'tie
styles
antlripale
j
r
ni
of
fashion
and
j
'
are
nhoes
for
eflch
oc-ion
that
women
aiid
women
w'nnt.
'
Our
I
all
slock
is
now
midi
le.
We
slork
A
and
V
vi.Ubs,
also
wide
widths,
j
Family
Shoe
Store;
Ltd.
Third
Avenuo.
Phono
357
!
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
cbanco
DRY
CEDAR
l,vull
load
$6.00
"nlf
load
$3.00
I'rgo
sacks
r
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
J'cr
load
$0,50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenuo
Phono
580
Night
or
Day
t
but
BOTTLES.
i
i.
raiituio
Hint
the
govern-
'MH'Ilt
did
HOI
Consider
,,.
iln(
opporitine
0
sell
the
fortneri
government
square
on
MI
Second
Ceriinil
:o..ck
rn.B,,.
as
wen
ne
a
Urjf,
nmpnik
NOTIOI,
I.N
TIIF
VUTKlfoK
"TltK
COMI'ANIKS
i',.i
I'mii
"
Krt
"f
nrlllKli
Coliiinlila,
''VItm,
it
rrlnrf
tuirfrt,
n,r..,
ttiln
Uil,
nay
cf
septemtier
;
.IK
s.
Solicitor
for
Company,
1
i
Pf.tember
?3,
1025
pm-ip.
rrvri
KILLS
fUES.W0TH8
8&ACWES.FUAS
JULBUGSJUns
Nromwt
ihlcnciAa
InJuatUl
!arch
lortituta.
Will
nut
lain,
limn
oliv.
FORMER
COURT
,
HOUSE
GROUNDS
Government
to
bo
Asked
to
Give
I
Property
to
City
For
Park
Purposes
i
Having
been
advised
by
Hon.
Farther
Prohibition
Data
as
Result
of
Investigations
in
United
States
by
Researchers
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
22.
A
collection
ot
varied
informa-
tion
.is
to
the
effect
of
prohibition
on
economic
conditions
and!
health
wa
made
public
by
the
Research
and
Kdiuvition
Depart-1
meiil
of
the
redernl
Council
of
Churches
as
a
part
of
it
report
on
the
prohibition
question.
No,
definite
conclusions
were
slated.
liuUH
was
remarked
In
the
report
that
in
general
the
number
of
deaths
from
'discae
.ii.
...
.....
.
.
I
Avvtiue
a
requested
by
the
cit
r'm
lli"-lriiKiiifr
showed
a
drop
in
11)20,
early
tie
-..uiipiI
la.l
niui.i
nn.n.i
!'"
1111
I'coiumuon
regime,
inn
an
increase
in
tne
years
mere-
resolution
on
niolinn
of
AM
1
'
ey.
seconded
by
AM.
prrv
.after.
This
was
one
of
the
tab-
l
mat
ton
oil
wnicu
i
ne
iirst
sec-
hat
the
government
he
remies
-
"','
"
"'VPori.
ma.
pubie;
od
o
deed
the
properly
over
to
,n,,,,
&"'
l,,al
Mi
eily
fr
c
nl
f
park
purpose..
,
,
'
'
be""
I-
Bering
the
resolution,
"
'
''b
Wbirli
had
been
M.'
Mnl
by
'
f
ur',ln-
M-iV,.
v.....
ma
.
V
"
Hie
economic
side
of
the
"
.mi.
i.Hii-y
nam
was
iiu-liiiril
tn
airree
that
the
'itne
wa
inopportune
frotn
a
really
sUin.lnoliil
in
ill
.,
,
,
,
......
..
.
,
"",,te
saWion
lias
not
affected
a
1
"m
iiuiHr
.in
iiinui
aru
sue.'
Opposed
to
Park
AM
Stephens
was
agreeable
to
raiM
I
he
idea
of
having
lb
properly
IlirtlPlt
over
Irk
Mm
oil...
I...I
ami
already
cut
-ectjon
in
two.
.Mayor
NeuUw
fell
the
lninies
that
the
these
observations:
Probably
no
careful
obser-
'A-
...III
II.
.1
..III!
.
he
nroiiertv.
He
r.,.,.M4.r.i
."
w"'
"""
"'"
tOUKev.ly.
I
very
substantial
amelioration
of.
large
numbers
of
the
working.
Data
Unreliable
.
.....
...
.....
iiiji
,,,,,
.
.
t
n
the
condition
that
it
should
.
Al
ll"T
,,,.e
.appfal
U
H
s
park
site.
Th
city,'"
m-
a
ri-ai
v
tin.
I
nm.,,l,
f
'
hiii-
"J.
)4iu-
of
property.
He
doubled
the
wis.!!'
"f1''
eli0'-l
l"m0,
"
""
f
"
'
in1
,m'
!...,.
of
estnblishin,:
a
park
n"":
..
.
.
'".Im
iiiailo
mre
iron
r.li.II
v
All
nl-!
l
menda.ion
of
the
board
of
works
.TZ
.Hi
Tn
7,ion
'-npts
to
meaiuhc
this
increase!
las,
bul
d
.
15
1
!
.
1
'nJl
quantitative
terms
are
fi-aURh.i-eed
nah.ta
due
to
other
causes.
In
addition
,
'
.
i
.
throughout
the
eountry.
hi
im
ii
i-
3-r
hiiii
tmrn
unnrp
.
.
n
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
ltt
Lino
lurllcit
I'lilul,
WliU'i
IslaiKl.
Uritlsb
rui
'mVTtVh
OK
INVESTMENT
COM-1
TAKB
.NOTICK
that
AntlO-KrltUU
Col.
i'lV
ll"
NOI1TIIKIIM
lUllTISIl!
linihU
Parklim
(UaniMiiiy
Llinll.'it,
nf
biii'Mim.
I-Imit--
Tiki'
NOTICK
llil
Hie
tnv,,
Cominny,
,,r
li.c."
will
awl?
U
is..!!.w
'!;
Ctillll
Voiiiii
lis-Ol
JiKtK
'
O'"
or
i
rill
r
C.'luiiihla
at
.
lrlm
lluperl,
c
.
Thur-.M.v.
Ih
Hlh
.My
t.r
ocio-hVr
tv.
at
ih
r
if
lvii
o'rlurk
'
,..r
II
"
i"r
"inei
H''1.
fr
rL
.
i
hi.
nl
Cnniiwnv
tn
III
vinrouvcr.
u.u.,
nt-rnetikiu
I'otkvri.
t.MiiH
to
nppty
for
i
h'e
of
lira
roiiow-i
Inv
ilrxrllii-.l
lan.lH:
(
Ciiionii-nrliiir
it
ixnt
nlmilrd
on
th
toiitli
hurr
uf
liarllrll
Ivini.
Walt-a
l-lan.l,
at
hirh
wairr
mark)
thenre
In
an
utterly
ilirrrllun
alonir
hiirh
watrr
mark
rurly-clrlit
liinutrr.l
li'ii.
mnrv
or
li,
la
i
it
markrd
.No.
t.K.t
llwura
aonth-rrly
to
rhains,
imir
or
m,
in
low
water
mark:
lawe
In
a
wntorly
illrcliun
alniig
low
vxater
mark
r.irly
rlthl
hintdrcd
Ir
i
fr
nl
i:imiiif
tm
orrn
or
the
frtl,
more
or
tlirmo
norllwrly
tn
SlAuirr
of
J'l
(i,M'k
C.iiinmulp.
Vie
rlmlin
la
point
or
roinliirnrrairnl,
tin)
ronlainlnr
1&
arrra.
mnro
op
AMlUI-HKITtSII
COl.llVRIV
PAI.KINU
CO.
LTIl
,
.
.
Applicant
Datad
July
11,
m.
lull
one
cannot
with
certainly
assign
to
ije
prohibition
regime
more
than
a
moderate
influence
in
bringing
about
the
reduction.
It
is
probable
that
when-ver
there
has
been
an
improvement
in
economic
staluta.lhe
tendency
is
toward
a
higher
standard
of
living
and
thus
naturally
lowardj
improved
neaiia
an
i
increases
WILL
BUILD
ROAD
TO
GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS
Government
Is
Paying
$200
Toward
Work
Which
Is
Estimated
to
Cost
$350
The
city
council,
on
recomT
he
government
would
be
willing
jM1l,ion
,hal
rcu.Uion
has!rarri
ot"
"
P,an
'f
beautify.
to
put
it
on
tbe
market.
s
one
of
the
originators
Hint
city.
Mayor
.Vwlon
referred
to
the
old
court
house
site
in
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
Nona:
i
iuhuiy
given
iht
tn
iymtW
rlum
uir
Lot
liu.
ltnt
4
i...l
Pl.lrltl,
l
riurflM.
SU)EN
ii'luty
MliiliOer
uf
UihI
ijttMls
irirtiurnt.
Virion.
it
'l..
IQtft.
LAND
SOT,
to
Hip
increase
in
money
wages
we
mut
consider
Ihe
extensive
carried
on
Hut
ii
'been
a
factor,
and
an
important
OI
......
in
tnAiiini,
uni'lnfu
lmnall
the
idea
dial
tb
government
be
(in
fl
,ijrh
l4Vff,
,.ke.
to
sell
Ibe
pmperty,
Aid
..,.,,
nuthori,y
can
aUo
be
-
e.diens
sa
d
It
had
been
his
foum
fnr
sta,I1PI.
,haf
in.
ul-jert
l
(be
of
relMvf
taxpayers
duslry
ha,
profl4,,
lapr.
he
my
by
having
this
valuable
iM
lhrouR
heighten
morale.
l.wjTty
removH
from
the
han.s
..,
js
no,wvorlhy
lliat
a
ques-..r
the
gvernmnt
o
that
it
too
,1Mlnairo
,onl
M
part
of
iM
might
pay
laws.
The
city
would
i1IVetl.ttlon
to
a
thousand
or
be
no
belter
.off
.f
the
proerty
,,U!in.l,H
directors
in
turned
over
lo
it
as
a
park
itl,,,(,r,ant
convorations
selcetid
i
nl
rnnilnm
tifcatlnt-v
fnr
Hi
dip
Ar.
Md.
McMordie
did
not
approve
t,,p,
0!4
,usni.,,MI,rn
u,,nn
pro
of
ne
mea
oi
naving
ine
imvk
hibltmn.
rleldM
a
nredoininantly
made
into
a
park.
Then
the
city,.Wet'
result
not.
apparently
so
would
lose
ue
neai
improve-
nil.-.
i..,,,.-
nf
observed
ef-
ment
tainlion
already
paid
by
upn
,uiness
or
industry
I
he
government.
No
one
could
,,
because
of
strong
personal
pre-seriously
think
that
the
govern-,
imifee
and
dissatisfarlion
will)
menl
would
male
a
present
loji,,,
goeial
and
political
results
oi
be
city
of
a
properly
worth
prohibition
as
they
saw
them."
lliywhere
from
$100,000
to,
of
Information
?00.0M)
and
be
did
not
think
Hi
VnHos.
sources
were
drawn
was
reasonable
lo
make
such
n
,n
i.-nin,
-intuiies
re.piesi.
He
had
no
"Wectlonl,,,,,,
,
.lhp
r(,ll0r,
X,1P
ttf
making
Ihe
renesl
bul
be,
i,.,reau
fiaures
were
uuol-
ihoughl
if
would
he
only
wasting
on
(1,atiM
froIll
alcoholism
time.
Detroit
Example
Aid.
(laey
referred
lo
the
iraml
tlirciis
Park
in
the
heart
of
the
business
section
of
Ie-
and
cirrhosis
of
the
liver,
and
Ihe
report
observes
that
Ihey
showed
a
drop
in
IVi,
and
a
isc
Ihen'tfler
except
for
a
drop
for
cirrhosis
in
l'J3.
Officials
of
troll
which
be
did
not
think
im-el,evuo
Hospii,,!,
.cw
York,
paired
the
business
facilities
of
were
ijuoled
ns
saying
that
while
more
acute
and
fewer
chronic
caes
proportionately
result
ing
Vancouver
which
had
been
turn-
froI1
aPi,i
were
bandied
just
over
to
the
city
ror
park
pur-
Mf,pP
roi,ibiliou
hecame
effect
imses.
After
further
discussion,
the
resolution
asking
Dial
the
property
be
turned
oyer
to
the
city
for
park
purpoes
was
passed.
Md.
Stephens
and
Aid.
Smith
voting
against.
ive,
there
is
a
unit
nacK
io
preprohibilion
conditions
in
Ibo
tyin
of
alcoholism
that
prevails."
A
compilation
of
figures
on
alcoholic
insanity
and
intemperate
use
ot
alcohol
showed
a
drop
In
191?
o
I'l,
lid
an
increase
since.
Tlu
..repijrl
added
tliat
figures
ns
to
Ihe
number
of
alcoholics
discharged
from
New
York
hospital
"show
in
genera!
Ihe
same
trend
that
we
have
been
noting
but
with
this
important
feature,
that
the
year
It):'
I
shows
a
slight
decrease,"
Official
figures
on
Ihe
number
of
alcoholic
cases
per
1000
enlisted
men
in
Ihe
army
showed
a
low
water
mark
of
I.Ofi
in
IHI8,
a
Nolle
f
MUntlon
to
ppl
U
rurch
Jump
to
11.18
in
1
and.
tin
III
LmI
nerriii.if
lUslrlrl
nf
turnlt
four
.
ninic
io
ii,i
.
.
.
i.i.i.iii
,
1022,
8.82
In
Prime
Prime
,,Ji3.
""
U
l3
'
,,J21-
Insurance
Statistics
Much
has
been
said
of
Ihe
T.?.h?.-V.m!,''-
inns'
ur
innamj.inifiu!1
falling
dcalh
late
during
the
of
rnnif
ii)t:.
tr
iMriiinsKiii
w
iurrne
in
a
f0W
y,.Hri,
as
U!t
evidence
ot
anlineii?inVr't,r,i
'iSi'
pianiwl
n
n.c
the
effects
of
prohibition,"
said
SSTitt.
,TMAtrUi(.nrf!lho
reporl.
"It
is
Irue
that
this
imih
tinny
i
niin;
'"
.?'.
decline
iVre
er
!
1"
vT
'""rk;
Uene
"r
rirninViwiiM-nt.
u.l
r..nllulii
elibiy
((,0,
arres.
more
wLfa
UMITMi.
Apiillnol.
tt.l
Aiini
M
hL
V
P.
IW.
ami
I
lie
increaseit
ex
peclatton
of
lifo
have
greatly
Impressed
insurance
actuaries,
LAND
ACT.
foot
roadway
from
Mcltride
street
lo
Ihe
kurt
House.
The
cost
of.
the
road
will
he
$350
of
which
Ihe
government
has
un7
dertaken
to
pay
$200.
Aid.
Stephens
was
opposed
to
iMiibling
the
road
for'
the
gov
ern
men
t
when
it
bail
rmt
even
ing
the
grounds.
.
If
citizens
wanted
such
a
roal
they
would
have
to
pay
Ihe
vvlmle
cost.
Mayor
New
Ion
was
inclined
to
agree
wilh
Aid.
Stephens
except
for
the
fact
that
he
thought
it
desirable
lo
have
unsuitable
en
trance
for
one
of
the
few
fine
buildings
the
Vlly.
could
boast
of.
If
the
city
bull!
the
road
it
might
encourage
the
government
to
proceed
with
the
grounds.
'
Aid.
I'erry
staled.
Ihat
the!
road
was
altrarijr
,
pretty
well
built.
All
thai"
wat,
needed
was
light
surfacing
vvhirh.
would
not
exceiNl
the
eslimale
of
$350.
A'ler
some
further
discussion,
Ihe
reeommendalion
was
adopted
with
Aid.
Stephens
voting
against.
SURPLUSES
SHOWN
BY
UTILITIES
OF
CITY
Electric
Light
Department
Made
759.03
during
August
and
Telephones,
$325.24
The
electric
light
department
during
Ihe
month
of
August
showed
a
surplus
of
$759.03
ami
Ihe
telephone
department
a
surplus
of
$325.2
according
to
re
ports
of
the
superintendent
ot
utilities
submitted
to
the
council
last
night.
Figures
for
Ihe
operation
of
Ihe
tw
department
wore
as
follows:
Electric
Light
Kslimaled
revenue
$0,877.6
Kxpense
0,118.50
Surplus
759.0.1
rjipilal
.expenditure-
'
),
163.00
w'v
v
Telephones
Kslimaled
revenue
...
$3,585.00
Surplus.
325.21
i-.Tiiense
j.ov.tii
Capital
expenditure
..
1.502.01
WILL
INVESTIGATE
NEW
WATER
BYLAW
The
utilities
committee
at
its
nexl
meet
Ing
will
go
fully
into
the
recently
enacted
now
water
bylaw
against
which
there
hav
been
n
number
of
complaints
Aid.
.McMordie.
chairman
of
th"
ulilitics
committee,
informed
tin
council
Ihat
Ihe
attendance
of
nil
the
aldermen
was
desired
at
the
meeting
of
Ihe
committee.
Aid
inasey
suggested
that
persons
wiui
comptatuis
agaiusi
inn
ry-
law
be
also
ndmilled
to
the
meet
ing
bul
it
was
the
general
opin
ion
of
the
council
that
nothing
In
I'rlnre
nunm
l.tud
lurontiuir
nn-
would
be
trained
"'mii
Iherebv
nnnii),
Mavoi
,muoi
irlrl
or
Crime
Hiiikti.
md
mum
to
at
BcaSWningscbolar
2
1
Shoe
Polish
On
shot
pour
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
CVERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
1
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
'Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
The.
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
things,
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay:
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
important
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
Newton
and
Aid.
McMordie
ex
plained
that,
as
Ihe
water
de
triment,
bad
been
operating
at
t
loss
for
many
years,
certain
increases
in
charges
were
warranted
hut
the
desire
was
thai
Iho
charges
should
bn
eiptitable.
tl
was
pointed
out
that,
even
un
der
the
new
bylaw,
the
charges
were
not
excessive
as
compared
wilh
other
places.
PLEASANT
SURPRISE
PARTY
LAST
NIGHT
.Miss
Muriel
Forsyth
Presented
With
Ring
by
Friends
on
Occasion
of
Her
Birthday.
A
surprise
party
look
place
last
night
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Thompson,
82
1
llorden
St.
in
honor
of
Miss
Muriel
For
syth,
whose
birthday
it
was,
(tames
and
dancing
were
enjoyed
and
some
step
dancing
by
11.
Van
Muster
was
much
appreciated.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
and
a
presentation
of
a
ring
was
made
to
Miss
Forsyth
by
Mr.
Van
Muster
on
behalf
of
Ihe
company.
I
hose
present
were
Mrs.
llyrne,
Miss
Aggie
McKcnzie,
Miss
llella
McKemie,
Mrs.
Knox,
Miss
Muriel
Forsyth,
Miss
Mao
Thompson,
Miss
l.lziie
Currie,
Miss
Florence
Thompson,
Miss
F.dith
Thompson,
Mrs.
DuU
Ion,
Mrs.
Thompson,
Harold
Van
Busier,
Stanley
Webb,
Han
Chrislmason,
Mack
Smith,
Jim
Knox,
Jim
Martin,
Klmer
Thomp
son
and
V.
Thompson.
CULINARY
ARITHMETIC.
The
teacher
was
bearing
a
Mass
in
mental
arlilhmetic.
It
was
Ihe
first
lesson
In
fraellnns
"Now."
said
Ihe
teacher,
"Mary
had
cighl
eggs.
Afler
using
four
for
her
cake,
what
part
was
loft?
Lulu
waved
her
band
frantically.
"What
is
il.
Lulu1"
asked
the
teacher
"F.ggshells,"
was
the
prompt
reply
It's
a
profitable
practise
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
V.
llussell,
Skeena
City;
T.
A.
Sandison,
Haysport;
Victor
Hagberg,
Edmonton;
A.
Pi.sk,
Prince
(leorge;
V.
J.
Klmendorf
and
().
P.
llrown,
Seattlo;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(i.
G.
Sessions,
Pacific;
A.
T.
Havidson,
Thomas
A.
Kelley,
Charles
Mackenzie
and
William
N.
Kelty,
Vancouver;
A.
tood
enough,
Sniilhers.
Central
John
Tevcner,
C.3.H.;
M.
Con
.Ion,
city.
IANO
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchat
Land..
In
the
Land
necui-uiu
District
of
rrim-e
Huperl.
and
situate
al
Ml
rail
Crrfk
which
flow
Into
Ki-Mall
luver
about
lit
mill's
rrotu
Us
mouth.
TAkK
.VOICE
that
Clirton
I'.
Hid
or
Prince-
lluiwrt.
B.C..
occupation
lumber
man.
IniemU
to
apply
for
permission
to
purenase
tne
rouowwr
aescrinca
linns:
c.oniiiienrinir
at
a
iisl
plantotl
at
the
Koutkwot
corner
or
Lot
633,
llawce
four;
llienre
!i
chains
aoiitherly:
thence
SO
chain
westerly:
thence
to
chains
northerly:
thence
90
chains-
easterly
to
point
of
cuiiunencrinent,
and
containing
40
acres.
nioro
or
less.
.
C.
rf
KIEL.
.
Applicant
Paled
nnil
1
4th.
ti
-
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
ot
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
In
I'rlnre
Itupert
l.aqd
Itrcorilmr
Itlstrle
or
I'rlnre
Itupert.
and
situate
at
Yes
talbin
n.
IV.
Massett
Inlet.
TAVK
MITKK
that
Euin-ne
II.
Simpson,
of
Unset!,
li.C,
oreiiiatkn
raniieryin;in.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
ur
the
rul-
lowlnr
rteribcd
linrt.
toinineiir
nr
at
a
nisi
nianiea
amiui
no
chain
westerly
mm
the
.w.E.
corner
or
Lot
15J0,
Ilanre
&.
Coast
District;
tnenrn
west
tn
enains;
tnence
norm
inree
chains,
more
or
less,
tn
hla-ft
water
mark;
lheiM-e
easterly
aroni
high
water
mark
ti'
point
or
rcimmrn.f
me
nt,
and
containing
aen-s.
more
or
less.
EUGENE
It.
SIMPSON,
Applicant
nat
tM
tnl
o!i
LAND
ACT.
Notk
of
Intiotlon
to
Apply
to
Purchait
Uind.
tn
the
Land
llecordina
Olstrlrt
or
prince
lliipert,
ant
annate
at
the
month
f
BIk
Calls
Creek
which
flows
Into
the
Kcslall
lllver
about
It
miles
from
lis
rinsith.
TAkK
.NOTICE
thai
John
A.
Smith
U
Trliice
lliiiierl.
H.t'.
occuiUlnn
lumber
in.ni.
Intends
tit
apply
fur
permission
to
nurchase
tU
rollowlnr
described
UikIs:
Cnmnienrtur
at
a
post
Mantett
al
the
southwest
corner
or
Lot
135;
Hi
tire
four;
thiMM-e
SO
rhalns
northerlv:
thencs
30
chains
westerly,
maris
or
less,
to
th
Er
Mali
lllver;
thence
30
chains
southerly
theitre
30
t
lialiis
easterly,
ami
contiiuilnr
.
vu
acres,
more
sir
less.
I
JOtn
A.
SMITH.
I
Applicant.
I
eer
v.
v
iui,
Aircoi.
1
Baud
Autuit
Win,
Utl.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrift-T-Servlce,
Sort
Finish,
'And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wo
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phono
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning,
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
RJR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
la
G.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thuriday
and
Saturday
hvenlngi